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A DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION N SOUTH WASH
TuS YESFERD4Y NoENVSG

A DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION II SOUTH WASHING
TUN YESTERDAY MORNING.
few minutes before = o'clock yesterday MORN
Ing Frank Myers. a special officer, saw u light in
the stable OF Mr.. Nixon Brewer, 300 9TH street
southwest de ran 10 the place and met Mercer
Garner, cOlOred man, a driver employed by Mr..
Brewer, coming OuS OF the stables. Myers handed
Garner over TO Officers SHREDDER and SANFORD. and
then turned III an alarm OF fire. Owing to the
coInbu,I1Dlc character VI the material stored in
the place the nre gained rapid Roadway, and a
general alarm Was sounded The entire lire de-
pirtulent was soon AT work The spectacle pre-
senttd was magnificent one and attracted q
great crowd or spectators. There were six horses
ana one COW In the stable, but the heat was 50
Intense that no one could reach them and they
ptrlShcd where they stood The flames spread to
BtuEl store. which Is separated from Brewers
stable bY ShlpleyS blacksmith shop, which was
not injured The clothing store 81 Mr. HartOnC
AMI IOGltOnS saloon Were injured, but the fire
men succeeded iii getting the flames under control
Within an hour. and vii lin three hours The fire
vas out The new buildings the north side OF
the square were untouched, and the flames did
not reach Blake Hail ON tnt south. Mr.. Brewers
loss ID estimated 10 be about $4,000 Partially
cred by insurance Mir. BaumS loss Is
5000, insured Tor $1,000. The damage done
10 the property OF HeoSrS. HartOnr and PouI-
ton was principally from the water. Garner the
cOIOTcd man Who Is suspected OF having set the
place on fire, Was SunStruck not long ago and In
frenzy soon aIterward assaulted his wife but was
discharged by the Police Court. The physicians
who examined him decided that he was sane and
he has Tor two weeks past been again in Mr..
brewers employ. There was no trouble between
them, and Mr.. Brewer can account for Gamers
action only Oh the ground OF insanity.
CHARGE OF ARSON.
Mercer Garner was taken 10 the Police Court
this morning and Charged with arson. The case
was continued for the purpose OF having him ex-
aMlned Dy physicians as 10 his sanity.
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Amuscments Tonight.
KERSANs THEATER-COmic opera and variety.
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-Battle OF Bull Run
ATHLETIC PARK.-ROiler Coaster.
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MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE YOU WILL
WI never know what il is to drink the Richest aud
Best Coffee produced in all the world until you
tried q GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
chants sell 1t because of the small profit il affords
Stu, we have found after several years Of constant
experiment in keeping it regularly stock, that
sales have sufficiently increased than make up
the our sales OF it having already resched
marvellous proportions. This entirely overcomes
other drawback 80 commonly experienced by others,
VIZ. That of Offering Coffee not freshly roasted We
roast these goods day. and frequently twice
day. and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
Hyered TO the customer ELPHONZO lOUNGS co,
4:S 9th St, bet ID and Z. 1y6
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EXcHrsiOlaS.

hit Carson Post, No. 2, G. A. r., will give its an
nuai excursion and basket picnic Tomorrow The
steamer W W. Coreoran has been chartered and
VIII make TWO trips TO Marshall Hall, at 10 a. 10
and $50 D. m The drum corps OF the post and
the Volunteer GIee Club will 20 down on the even
Ing trip, and an enjoyable time, both during the
day ami night, may be anticipated. AS a prize OF
gnid post badge Is offered for the selling or the
highest Number OF tickets the excursion Will un-
COGoteuly also be a large financial success
Ine o" nerS OF the steamer Henry E. Bishop and
or Lower Cc1ar Point have rendered the officers
anu crew or that boat complimentary excursion
on "wednesday next. Many extra attractions will
Dc offered ut the point for the enjoyment OF visitors
ana pleasant time predicted Tor all who may 90
on this excursion. The Bishop will leave Stenhen
sons wharf Ut o'clock sharp.
The steamer T. V. ArrOwsnith has resumed her
trlpS and Will make daily except Saturday ex-
SuFsiOhs 10 colonial Beach. She viii leave the
tlh street wharf at am. and return at $40 10
H., giving eXcursloniSts three hours at the beach
lie FIRST Methodist Protestant church will
give an excursion 10 Fort Washington On Wedres-
lay next The steamer Wakefield Will make two
trlps, leaving at q. III. ana = pm.
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CITY ITEMS.
Housskeepers' Attention!

HOu00ke0peEO AtteU41OMy
CoFFKEs WAY Down.
GREAT REDUCTION IN SUGARS FOR PRESERVING
PURPOSES
TIE GREAT ATLANTIC AND ,,d PACIFIC TEA COMPANY
Hundreds visit our store every day for our Teas
| and Coffees and Baking Powder. Once buy oul
ans %s Gp
BILE and useful presents. Take advice before it is
TOO late, and buy at 500 7th st. and 1920 14th ST.
and O street and lOl Northern Liberty Markets
We recommend to all lovers of cup OF good
coffee that they use OUT GranTlated Eight O'clock
rs cents per pound. Don't fail to try it. For sale
at all our stores. Checks given with every rs.
cents worth Tea, Coffee, or Baking Powder.
Reduction in all standard sugars:
Granulated sugar. .6H.
White Extra "C". .5kc.
Light Extra 'C". sc.
BocS:
fine Favored cofrees at %, s5 rs, and so cents.
Coffee ground fresh while waiting with the aid OF
gas engine. Our 30-cent coffee cannot be equaled
Just received cargo Of New Crop Teas at IS,
49, so, 80, and SOc. per pound.
Our new crop OF Moyune Teas at 81 per pound is
our Java and Mocha at so cents per pound can
not be eQualed. Don't forget the Old Reliable Tea
HOUSES The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.. 5os
and 81 Vesey st., New York. Ia, 1926
August IS, 1887.
August 16, 1887.
Monday and day-Nonday and Tuesday.
Special tnducementS-Special1 Inducements
2-Strtng brOomS for &C.; 3String brOOmS for 15c.
Large salt boxes for 12c.; folding CHAIRS 69c.
Great bargains in Smyrna rugs; rugs for 69c
At The Fair, S12 7th st. NV, formerly Gold
schmid's.
Also. the following decided bargains:
Elegant decorated complete dinner and tea set
for $13.9S These sets are worth SIS.
A few more OF those handsome chamber sets for
$3.50.
A few more OF those 56-piece tea sets for 1915.
Tri-colored lanterns reduced to 15c.
French shoe dressing sc. bottle.
Folding cutting tables for CSC
Large covered chamber pals only 29c.
Hammered brass trays, round or triangular, only
Csc.
Large block tin dish pans for 27c.; extra large
for SIC.
Great bargains in colored glassware.
Two packages OF toilet paper for l5c
When you visit The Fair look at the bargains in
the baskets along the aisle.
Prett1eSt, choicest, cheapest goods at
The Fair, sl2 It'll 81. NV.
FRANKIE & Co., Proprietors.
For a Good Assortment OF Carriage
Lamps, see L. q. Hopkins, eO4 Pa. ave. eos
Drink the .'Queen Of Beers''
II you want to save doctors bills The health OF
your entire family viii be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 1905 D street northwest.
IS cents per dozen. 6m
''ROyal Glue'' mends 'em.-Boston Particles
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In IS h. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per To-
Aso Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk sweet MIX
sc. per quart.
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GRASULATED EIGHT O'CLOCK BREAKFAST COFFEE.
AL lovers OF a good cup OF coffee should, by all
means read the advertisement OF the Great Allan
Tic and Pacific Tea Company in another column.
Their graduated O'Clock breakfast coffee Is said
70 be the finest favored article in the market. 1t
Is imported from the Island OF Ceylon, and is
grown In its mounts inous regions, which has long
been celebrated for the growth OF coffee OF fine
quality and excellent flavor. Mr.. Newton III. Bow
man. the energetic manager for this city Is always
wide awake In endeavOr1ng TO furnish the best cof
fees, teas sugars, and baking powders In the mar
ket for their numerous patrons at the lowest pos
s1ble figures. He has made great reductions In all
standard grades OF sugar. Now Is the time 10 buy
Tor preserving purposes Do not forget the stores
and branches. Read their advertisement In city
Items carefully; there is money In IL for every
housekeeper In Washington and SUBURBS.
BRIGHTwooD RACES, Tuesday, Aug. 16 at p.m
For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
20 to John X. Kelly stall 62S, go and 630 Center
market, and 200 and POS Northern Liberty market
TRoTTING AND RUNNING RACES to-morrow, at pm.
SAVE your eyesight, consult Hempler, COZ. AZ.
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Eur INCOME.

From the Out-Go Ito the mountains-to the
shore) depends upon how we go, with what we
go. or, more exactly. what we wear. Persons
still live who soy: ut matters not what we
wear If our behavior be right" Monstrous I'M
truth! 1t ought to be true, but it is not We
are fitting out many tourists. The Indigo Blue
Flannel Suit, $40 to 1850, finds quick buyers
whenever shown. 1t is q great suit for the
money.
The Serge Coat and Vest, 81, is another at
traction. With Blue Flannel Trowers, So to
$3.50, 1t makes o cool and dress suit
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE ClOTHIER,
AUG 434 SEVENTH STREET.
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The District Militia.

fas offlCEKS RECEIVE THEIR CoMNISSIONs-A
TRAINING DAY" IN THE FALL
AT wel-attended meeting Saturday evening OF
the officers or the District National Guard held AT
the armory or the Washington Light Infantry
Crops, Cen Ordway presented each with a CON-
mission signed b. the President and Secretary OF
war He announced that the uniforms Tor the en-
TIRE command viii be furnished as rapidly as they
can Oe made. Gen. Ordway also stated that the
Arst neld day Will DC early i'll the autumn when
tne iuI strength OF the militia Will be required 10
turn OUT On that occasion there Will be a street
parade, and aTterward the troops viii march TO
some point outside the city limits and Will be put
through various military evolutions
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\ TOURNAMENT AT THE GRANGE CANP.lTbe
feature OF the Grange Camp Fair In Fairfax County
saturday was tournament, with the usual
Geo stewart, "Come Again." T. $. Carper, "Fair-
lax Boy; Cnas. p. oliver, "Would- IL I-COuld" j.
II. JacSson, virginia Boy" n. Shugru, 'Cawn't
Sarper "ivanhoe;" j. +. Hughes (the lone star
IRON tae District OF ColumRis), washington Boy;
~, =. Mitcoxon, Daisy" Messrs. T. 8. Carper and
Saugru having taken all three rings over and over
again, they agreed TO ride OF the tie on Tuesday
next. Two queens were crowned. Mr. CAREER
seleeted Miss Lura Phillips, and Mr. Shugru Miss
katle T. Insight. Mr.. Chas. Oliver CROWNED MISS
Mary l. Shugru, and Mr.. Hughes Miss lula
SnuSfu, nrst and second maids respectively
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c,TEAM WELL BORING.-wEILs BORED FOR
y cities towns villages farms, hotels bre~eres pri
waite residences railroads. &C. Satisfaction guAralr
teed / solicit correspondents.
Sa25-sms HURON A. HUyEJTs Hagerstowns "a
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for The "a hours commencing at ~ M
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and
Virginia, light rains. slightly warmer, variable
Winds, generally ahiftingtO SOuthweSterly.
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The GARBAGE Nuisance.
To the Editor of THE EVENING SrAR.

AO tue OF HE EVENING STAR:
Can you indicate any method Of relief from the
weil-nigh intolerable nuisance resulting from the
non-removal OF garbage? l have been trying tn
learn what our rights are In this respect, IT, in.
deed. we have any. II Is claimed that collections
should De made three times week, but would
Ike TO know If any OF the residents north of T.
street and east OF 9TH street northwest ever re-
ceive visitation from the collector Oftener than
once In a week or ten days, or even two weeks ex-
cept under the stimulus OF a complaint to the
health authorities or contractors. have seen the
collector drive by and refuse to STOP or II collect
Ing on one side OF the street, positively refuse or
neglect TO go on the opposite side for garbage The
stencil which Is exhaled from some OF the alleys is
simply nauSeating-odorS OF dscaying vegetable
matter, &C. Many houses have no back yards
and TO be obliged to retain refuse matter for a
week or ten days In the cellars or easements can
not DO less than imperil the lives and health of its
occupants III the garbage service cannot be I'm
proved, as II seems futile 10 expect from the pres
ent arrangement, let Us hope that In the interest
OF humanity, and as a concession 10 the sanitary
condition Of the city, the Commissioners will issue
permits TO private parties TO remove the garbage
huntredS or householderS would be glad to pay
ior the service II such permission were given
something should be done without delay.
E re
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OCEAN STEAMER s.

CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NORDElTScHkR LLOYD s. 8. OQ
Fast Express Steamers
To Southampton Uondon, Havrel, Bremen.
Elder We'd, Aug IL, p. m; Traye. We'd. Aug. "a
q 80 4 NJ; Fulda. Sat, Aug. "a, IL 80 pm saale,
We'd Aug. 81, +. ~. Elite, Sat-, sept j y AM. Al.
Ter, Wed, sept. 4 b. M.
comfortable staterooms. excellent table, luxurious
ssloon appoin tments Prices: lstcabin, s15 and up
wards q berth. according 70 location I'd cabin s5oA
aul5 Z 4. DROOP o15 Penn ave-
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Base-BaDl Matters.

ALLEGED CROOKEDNESS IN THE WASHINGTON CLUB
CANES SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
The P1ttSburg Leader Is the authority for the
statement that at to-day's special meeting Of the
Baseball League at Long Branch, charges will be
considered against certain players, whose ways
for some time back have been detected in working
the pools to their own advantage and playing their
alleged erookedness among the players is ali in
the Washington Club. who are alleged to have re-
ce1ved and sent mysterious cipher kilograms dur
Ing the progress OF the recent games In Pittsburg
and Detroit. Very little credence is attached I'd
the story either here or In Pittsburg, but the
League officials will undoubtedly jump at an
opportunity to make examples OF any players who
can be proved guilty OF crOokedneSs.
The PhiladeIphias defeated the Washingtons
Saturday In q Wen played game; score, Philadel-
phla ., washington 2. Other games SATURDAY,:
Boston 4, New York 2; Chicago g. Detroit 2;
Pittseurg g. Indianapolis Il Louisville 1s, St.
IL. Athletic IL; Brooklyn II, Baltimore g. sum
days games resulted as follows: Brooklyn o, Met
ropolitsns 2; Cincinnati 6, Louisville l; st. Louis
8, Cleveland L.
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CHANGED WITH STEALING . MATCH -YestorL,o,

CHARGED WITH STEALING A MISUNDERSTANDING
Ufteellve carter arrested Paul Francis DOyhenarti
Frenchman. aged about twenty-three wears on
the Charge OF the larceny OF watch worth Il
from Allen Payne, the driver Tor Mr. Alex Nct;llI
On Monday last The accused. in September last
was charged with a number OF Ilrcen.s represent
lug himself as an enplOye OF the Spanish minis
Yer, ana sWlndllng number OF persons Of cigars
liquors, &c. The officers then had six eases
against him, two OF which We're prosecuted and
he received sentences OF sixty days In laiI. but
forming HIM. IL Is alleged that seeing Payne;,
vest hanging In the stable in the rear OF MIR
McGliIs, lil1 street, he went In and stole the
watch Detective Carter recovered the watch
which had been pawned, and SATURDAY, night
arrested Doyhenard al his house, 9l3 18th street
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our goods is respectfully solicited. ap2
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTINo
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

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SUIT AGAINST THE DlsTRICT--P. ii. Hill has by
Miller Miller, entered suit against the District
Oi Columbia To recover LOO paid by him from
ApIll i, 1881, 10 April l. 1886, as license to do
business as a commercial agent, the payment OF
which ne claims was exacted OF him under a law
u Tue legislature which the Supreme Court OF the
District has declared TO be unconstitutional and
Imperative. $1,000
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The Legion Of Honor.

THE SUPREME COUNCIL TO MEET IN THIS CITY NEXT
WEEK.
The Supreme Council OF the American Legion of
Honor holds its next biennial session m this city,
commencing Tuesday, August %, and 1t Is ex-
pecte6 the body will remain in session about ten
days. The American Legion OF Honor is one of the
largest fraternal Insurance organizations in exist
ance, numbering over go 900 members In the United
States, Canada and the Sandwich Islands There
Will be about fifty representatives present and
many will bring their wives with them. Almost
every state and Territory In the Union will be rep
resented.
The membership In Washington is about 1OOO.
composing eleven councils and grand council
The program so lar as arranged, Is as follows: :
tuesday the reception committee VII! meet the
representatives at the EODtt House and escort
them 10 the National University building on r
street. near 10th, which has been rendered by the
law faculty for the use OF the council here An
address OF welcome Will be delivered on behalf OF
the citizens by Reginald Fendal, president OF the
citizens committee. At = o'clock the session Will
convene, and 1T O'Clock carriages Will be in wait
Ing 10 take The supreme council together with the
members OF the grand council TO the W. W. Cor
coran. for trip To Mount Vernon. A collation.
Will be served on the boat and welcome extended
on behalf OF the order here. On Thursday a spe-
el,,l train will take The supreme council to Bay
fldge, where they will be- met by the united men,
Dershlp OF Maryland and tue District OF Columbia
Saturday, at O'Clock, carriages viii be IN waiting
10 take them drive around the city, and SATURDAY
evening they will be entertained at a banquet
given In their honor by the Grand Council of the
District. Mr. w. j. Newton Is the representative
from the District OF Columbia.
The present officers 0f the Supreme Council are
as fellows: Commander, Michael Nisbet PhiladeI-
phd; Vice Commander, j. Frank Fort, Newark. n
j.; Orator, r. III. Robinson, New Orleans. past
COMMANDER, Jacob Roberts, NJ. d., Philadelphia:
Secretary, Adam y arnock, New York; Treasurer
j. NJ. Gwinnell, Newark. n. j.; Chaplain c. G.
biting, ID. d., Baltimore; Guide, Geo. +. Hager:
Nashville Nashville; Warden, +. L. Bailey, Hearn, Texas;
EXaniner-ln-Chier, Darius Wilson NJ ID Ros
ton; General Counsel j. Frank Fort, Newark, N, j.
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Nh DE LEON LEAVES FOR CaICAGO.-Nr T. C. De
LcUn, te managing secretary OF the late National
DILL VINO was taken Ill during the drill ana has
Slhce Deeh patient at the Garfield Hospital leII
LTst night Ior chicago 10 enter upon his duties as
HlIt.Iy secretary OF the Chicago International
Der ana continue until the Goth, and will be com
handed Dy general officer OF the United states
.5Uu w.
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ANOTHER TRIP TO LURAY.-Wednesday next.
August IL, another OF those enjoyable and select
excursions TO the Caverns OF Luray will fake
place. There Is no excursion out OF Washington
upon which more real pleasure, select, personal
stLd solid substantial instruction can be obtained
tldh on q trip 10 Euray. The wonders OF the cav
ems are beyond description, the eXcursOnist being
more and more mystifed as the journey through
lhe various Passages proceeds. The scenery a,
route Is grand and historic Passengers who de-
sue can OBTAIN ggod dinner at the station and
prOceed 10 the CayernS without delay, anu spend
Tour hours IN viewing one OF the grandest wonders
vi 1he world The special train OF elegant coaches
VIII ieaSe baltimore and Ohio depot, Washington,
-. ~ a u sharp and returning arrive home at
~ u, thus allowing four full hours at the Cav
,h, Inc fare Tor the round trip is only $3.50
"icn ihciuoes admission TO the CavernS and re-
served seat In The tickets are positively lin
i.eu, anu those who contemplate going had better
PuIcnaSe carry. purchase your tickets, with re-
served seats at Baltimore and Ohio ticket offices
MS Oily anu ltol Pennsylvania avenue or at the
.-c.'lS on the morning OF the excursion Remem-
rate only s3.jo
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YOUNG LANasToN TO GO TO PBIsON.-Frank NJ.
Langston formerly OF this city son OF ex-Ninis
ration Court, In Petersburg. Va, Judge D. II. Ber-
nard presiding, for the murder OF John Ii. Ruffin,
was convicted Saturday night OF manslaughter,
and his term Of Imprisonment was fixed at eight
years In the penitentiary. 1t was some time be-
fore verdict could be agreed upon, as i've Of the
Jurors were for murder In the hrSt degree which
is punishable with death; one for eighteen years
IN the pen1tentiary, and six for twelve months In
jail with fine Of $780, The last six jurors were
cOlOred men.
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ssROyal Glue'' mendS 'em.-Boston Particles
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In Is h. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per H.
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk sweet Milk
sc. per quart.
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Drink the s'Queen Of Beers,
II you want to save doctors bills. The health OF
your entire family Will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, I2O6 street northwest.
IS cents per dozen. 6m
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Manh-tr, BaItlmOre.
PERCY o. SMITH. Pass'r Ag't. Washington. y
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY .
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EOIIPNENE
IN EFFECT MAY 49, 1887.
Trains leave Washington from Station corner OF rth
- ana streets follows
For fittsburg aud the Vest Chicago Limited Express
81 Palace Sleeping Cars at 50 80 A. NJ. daily; Fast
Line, 9:oO A. Nj. daily 10 Cincinnati and st Louis
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg Cincinnati
end bunet Car 20 ST Louis daily. except Saturday.
70 chicago, with Sleeping Car Altoona 20 Chicago.
western Express, at 10 L. NJ daily with Sic ping
Cars Washington TO Chicago and ST Louis, and har-
rlsburg TO Cleveland, connecting at Harrisburg
with through Sleepers for Louisville and Memphis
Paelnc Express, 1880 Z. NJ. daily for I1ttsburs
l'llcayN II
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Do Nor PURCHASE A VApoa STOVE
until you have examined our large assortment Of the
Crown Jewel Stove, the best in the market with i'm
provements not in any other stove. A full line Of
Refrigerators. Water Coolers Freezers &C. The only
place whore the genuine Dsuforth Fluid can OBJ
tanned
VS. jerks 4 90,
Dsap2l Ut 9TH st NV